Pat Chase Tickets

Pat Chase was a renowned figure in the world of comedy, known for her wit, humor, and ability to bring laughter to audiences around the world. Born in Portland, Oregon, she started her career as a stand-up comedian in the 1970s in San Francisco during the height of the city’s comedic scene. Over the course of her career, Pat entertained audiences through television, film, and live performances.

Pat’s unique approach to comedy incorporated both her natural talent for storytelling and her ability to effortlessly weave in jokes and witty one-liners. Her observational humor often touched upon everyday life experiences, making her relatable to audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Pat was also known for her strong stage presence and composure, which allowed her to handle any audience with ease.

Pat Chase’s trajectory in comedy saw her work alongside other legendary comedians like Robin Williams, Ellen DeGeneres, and Richard Pryor. For many years, Pat was a regular at the famed Comedy Store in Los Angeles, where she performed alongside some of the biggest names in comedy.

Over time, Pat’s reputation grew, and she began appearing on various TV shows such as "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson," 'David Letterman's Late Show', and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." She also made numerous comedy specials and appeared in various movies such as "Amazon Women on the Moon" and made guest appearances on hit sitcoms like “Cheers”.

One of Pat Chase’s greatest assets was her ability to adapt to changing trends in comedy while keeping true to her own unique style. She remained relevant and continued to connect with audiences even in an age when comedy styles were changing rapidly.

Sadly, Pat passed away in 2018, but she will always be remembered as a beloved figure in the world of comedy. Her ability to make people laugh and her impact on the industry will not be forgotten, and her legacy will continue through her body of work. The laughter she brought to audiences will live on, and her contributions to the world of comedy will always be celebrated.